- Ayurveda:The ancient understanding of healing
- Diabetes Mellitus: A sweeten epidemic
- India bags 'Best Destination' tag at World Travel Awards
- Tips of protecting from Computer Vision Syndrome
- Elephants spread havoc in West Bengal's Bankura District
- Punjab traders want better India-Pakistan relations
- Commercial deep water diving evolving on commercial lines in Kerala
- Winters leave Ladakh out of bound, make stocking of food material a must
- Kandhamal's wonder women fight hate
- The terrible silence within the family
Ayurveda:The ancient understanding of healing
Amit Kumar, Tue, 31 Jan 2012
Ayurveda is among the oldest science of healing that dates back to 5000 years ago with its origin in India. Ayurveda is not only a science but is a combination of art, science and philosophy that advocates the treatment of diseases in a herbal way.
Diabetes Mellitus: A sweeten epidemic
Noor En Ahmed, Tue, 15 Nov 2011
The governments, NGOs, health agencies, physicians and some responsive patients across the world Monday (November 14, 2011) expressed their concern over the worsening condition of Diabetes epidemic in the world...
India bags 'Best Destination' tag at World Travel Awards
NI Wire, Fri, 11 Nov 2011
To the thriving Indian tourism industry, the recent Best Destination Awards at the 18th World Travel Awards in London just came as icing on the cake.
Tips of protecting from Computer Vision Syndrome
Noor En Ahmed, Sun, 26 Dec 2010
Whenever you sit long hours before the computer to watch your favourite contents or playing games or studying, you may have experienced the problems of muscle strain.....
Kandhamal's wonder women fight hate
WFS, Thu, 23 Apr 2009
"One morning, I heard a knock on the door. When I opened it I saw a group of men holding swords behind them. They started threatening me. They asked me why, despite being the daughter of a Hindu,




